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This edition features stories on Operation Odyssey Dawn and voluntary departure in Japan.Hosted by Staff Sgt. Nicholas Kurtz. Part 1 of 3.

This edition features stories on life on Misawa Air Base, Japan after the tsunami and earthquake, the first amputee to graduate Air Force pilot school and two estranged brothers who found each other on the same base in Southwest Asia. Hosted by Staff Sgt. Shannon Ofiara. Part 3 of 3. jpearthquake11

This edition features headlines about how the Navy in the Pacific fleet is responding to the earthquake in Japan and Vietnamese ambassadors visiting USS George Washington in a show of strengthening the alliance between the U.S. and Vietnam. Hosted by Petty Officer 2nd Class Erik Siegel.

B-Roll of first boats enter Honolulu Harbor after tsunami. jpearthquake11

Capt. Rick Kitchens, commander, Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam (JBPHH), talks to a reporter about the base's emergency action plan for disaster preparation and response, as a precaution for possible high tidal waves expected there from the recent earthquake off the coast off Japan that caused a torrential tsunami there.

B-Roll during Japan 8.9 earthquake March 11, 2011. Location Misawa Air Base Japan. Inside Logistics Readiness Squadron building, reporter covering PDF line processing. B-roll of families outside during aftershocks. Produced by Staff Sgt. Xavier Ortiz.

Soldiers from U.S. Army Japan and the 10th Support Group join forces to distribute supplies and relief to the victims of Japan's horrendous earthquake and tsunami that devastated the country March 11. Also available in high definition. jpearthquake11,Operation Tomodachi

C-17A, tail number 900060 from 4th Airlift Squadron, Joint Base McChord, Washington arrives at March ARB, California to upload 11 pallets of equipment and 3 personnel from Los Angeles Fire and Rescue Team. Aircraft departs and flys direct to Misawa AB, Japan in support of relief efforts for earthquake disaster in Japan. jpearthquake11

B-roll of Civil Engineering Squadron providing water to Potter Fitness Center for people to use showers and facilities. Misawa Air Base, Japan. Sound bite includes Staff Sgt. Johnathan Epperson, H-VAC Crafstman. Produced by Senior Airman Barbara Patton.

Sailors and family members from Naval Air Station Atsugi collected humanitarian assistance supplies for possible support to earthquake and tsunami relief operations in Japan if called upon. Video by MC3 Cole.

B-roll of Black Knights of Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron 4 loading an SH-60 Sea Hawk with supplies aboard aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan in support of relief efforts in Japan. Produced by Seaman Armando Gonzales.

This edition features stories on the Japan earthquake and the humanitarian relief efforts. Petty Officer 2nd Class Liz Vlahos

This edition features a story about Sailors at Navil Air Facility Atsugi have come together to accomplish a variety of tasks to provide support in the aftermath of the earthquake and subsequent Tsunami that hit Japan. Personnel assigned to Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron Fourteen, are taking the mission to heart. Lt. junior grade Aaron Castro, a pilot in the Squadron says he feels happy to help. Produced by Petty Officer 2nd Class

B-roll of Tuesday night (15 Mar, 11), volunteers gathered up items that the Misawa Air Base community donated to disaster relief. A group of teachers from Mason Academy in Sendai, Japan drove up to Misawa Air Base and loaded a truck full of supplies, receiving everything from basic necessities such as food and water to blankets, clothes, and baby diapers. Sound bites include Philip Milano - Mason Academy Teacher and Joey Jenkins - Mason Academy Teacher. Produced by Petty Officer 1st Class Sean Spratt.

B-roll of search and rescue teams from the United States and United Kingdom as they search for survivors following a massive tsunami which ravaged this port town, March 11, 2010. Produced by Petty Officer 1st class Matthew Bradley. Also available in High Definition.

B-roll of U.S. Helicopter Antisubmarine Squadron 14 performing a Search and Rescue mission over Miyagi, Japan after the earthquake. jpearthquake11

B-roll of volunteers in the Misawa community gather donations of food, clothes, and blankets. The high school serves as the initial collection and sorting point, and a hangar serves as a storage area, where the donations can be palletized and transported to the places that need it most (Hachinohe, Sendai, etc.). At one point, the high school gymnasium was so full, the volunteers had to temporarily suspend collection of items. Includes interview with Amy Sweeney, Edgren High School Teacher. Airman 1st Class Jimmy Moreland reports.

B-roll of U.S. Helicopter Antisubmarine Squadron 14 performing a Search and Rescue mission over Miyagi, Japan after the earthquake. jpearthquake11

B-roll of Sailors from N.A.F. Misawa, Japan volunteering to clean up the local fishing port after the devastating earthquake. Includes interviews with Chief Petty Officer Bradley Dickey and Seaman Tam Hoang. jpearthquake11

This is the initial airlift of USAID, Search and rescue, and FEMA supplies to Japan by C-17. 3 Airlift Sq, Dover AFB, Del. performed the airlift originating at Andrews AFB with a 15 hour non-stop flight to Misawa AB, Japan. The flight required aerial refueling (A/R, unit not known). Misawa AB personnel downloaded the gear at Misawa. Produced by Tech. Sgt. Nicholas Books, jpearthquake11